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Film & Video
Scottsdale International Film Festival: The Journals of Knud Rasmussen
Scottsdale International Film Festival
October 6-October 10, 2006
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Add Review/CommentOPENING NIGHT FILM US PREMIER January 1922. With powerful forces of a new century pressing in around them, Danish explorer and scientist Knud Rasmussen visits the isolated camp of the great Iglulik shaman, Aua. For Rasmussen and his protégé, the young anthropologist Therkel Mathiassen, arriving at Aua's family camp is like falling into Paradise, an arctic Garden of Eden with an intoxicating mix of spiritual and physical vitality, joyful intelligence and exuberant generosity. What the Danes don't realize is Aua's temporary fortress of beauty and tranquility stands surrounded by the steamroller of the twentieth century – the introduction of Inuit-language Christian bibles, increasing dependence on foreign trade goods and the first police investigation of a murder of a white man – and that nomadic Inuit can't stay in one place even if there's nowhere safe to go. Director: Norman Cohn, Zacharias Kunuk Country: Canada/Denmark Year: 2006 Runtime: 112 minutes Inutitut/Danish with English subtitles Principal Cast: Leah Angutimarik, Peter-Henry Arnatsiaq, Kim Bodnia, Jakob Cedergren, Sofie Danielsen, Pakak Innuksuk, Neeve Irngaut, Jens Jřrn Spottag, Abraham Ulayuruluk Producers: Zacharias Kunuk, Elise Lund Larsen, Vibeke Vogel Cinematographer: Norman Cohn Shows: Harkins Camelview 5 - Friday, October 6 at 8:00pm
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Ticket Info
Tickets: VIP Full-Fest Pass (Only available before the Festival.) $150
Single Tickets: All Shows $10
Student Discount at-the-door (valid ID required) $8
KidFest and Family Fest Shows - 16 and under (valid ID required) $5 -
Dates & Times
Dates:
October 6-October 10, 2006Times:
Friday 8:00pm
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Venue Info
Harkins Camelview Five Luxury Theatre
7001 East Highland Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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Locations
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Accessibility Info
- Assisted Listening System
- Wheelchair Access
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